Expain kingdom fungi, Biology

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Kingdom Fungi

Fungi was earlier placed with the true plants and are still largely considered so in the domain of botanists yet they are quite different. They are multicellular eukaryotes with absorptive heterotrophic nutrition. Body usually consists of a network (mycelium) of thread-like hyphae with cellulose or chitinous wall. In some forms the hyphae are divided into multinucleate compartments by cross wall (septa); in other forms the  hyphae are undivided. There are no plastids. They reproduce by spores produced asexually, or by simple sexual conjugation.

 


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